North-South high school football stars set for Aug 14 at NAU
North-South game rosters feature top Arizona players from Phoenix Union, Sunnyslope, Tucson High, and Saguaro with several future college stars. The 22nd annual clash at Northern Arizona University's Lumberjack Stadium will be first-come, first-served with tickets at 3.50 for adults and 1 for under 12. Players reported to NAU after workouts at their high schools.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Northern Arizona University
Bill Saunders
Phoenix Union
Sim Stokes
Mark Munoz
Glendale
NAU
Allen makes two trades as Redskins pile up acquisitions
Washington coach general manager George Allen completes his 16th and 17th trades of his tenure by obtaining Richie Petitbon from the Rams for a future draft pick and Tom Barrington from the Saints for Bruce Anderson. He hints at pursuing Duane Thomas while other camps see Jerry Levins and Ron Medved in off-field drama and Otto Stowe hospitalized in Miami.
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Joe Carnicelli
UPI
George Allen
Duane Thomas
Allen
Frank Lane
Washington Redskins
Richie Petitbon
Los Angeles Rams
Tom Barrington
New Orleans
Bruce Anderson
Petitbon
Ram
Los Angeles
Washington
Thomas
Dallas
New England Patriots
Patriots
John Mazur
New England
Upton Bell
Tex Schramm
Carl
Halvor Hagen
Honor Jackson
Jerry Levins
San Diego
Levins
Houston
Chargers
Ron’Billingsley
Gene Ferguson
Harland Svareoe
Dave Parks
Aoe
New Orleans Saints
Parks
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Philadelphia
Ron Medved
Eagles
Médved
Otto Stowe
Miami
Stowe
Joe Louis visits dinner with Chuchu Malave at midtown luncheon
Joe Louis drops by a midtown Luncheon at Les Champs as Chuchu Malave, 21, garners attention. The crowd chatted about a soon 9 bout card featuring Bobby Cassidy Rodrigo Valdes Bennie Huertas Rey Mercado and Harold Weston Jr. Malave plans a boxing career and acting work with manager Vern Depaul saying he fights to be a champ not for pay. Malave appeared in Payments an off Broadway role two months ago.
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New York
UPI
Joe Louis
Joe
John Condon
Madison Square
Midtown
Garden
Bobby Cassidy
Rodrigo Valdes
Bennie Huertas
Rey Mercado
Chuchu Malave
Harold Weston, Jr
Louis
Chuchu
Vern Depaul
Police Athletic League
Chucky Malave
Pop Warner expands with three new teams in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Pop Warner Sunior program expects at least 210 boys this season with three new teams. Final registration is Saturday at the Boys Club from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. New and returning players receive physicals. age and weight classes include Pee-wees 11–12 at 65–100 pounds, Midgets 11–14 at 90–125 pounds, Bantams 12–14 at 120–155 pounds. Eligible players must be seven by Dec 31, 1971. Contact coach helper Dave Richards at 279-5573 before Saturday. Eligible schools include Scottsdale elementary and parochial. excluded are Tavan, Hopi, and Ingleside. Cocopah students not registered in Paradise Valley may register in Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
Pop ‘Warner
Sunior
Dave Richards
Tavan
Hopi
Ingelside
Cocopah
Paradise Valley
Arizona youth basketball opens first Summer Tournament
Twelve All-Star teams from 11 Arizona communities including Scottsdale and Prescott enter the first annual Summer Basketball Tournament for Boys 15 17. The event co sponsored by Prescott Recreation Department and the NBA Phoenix Suns runs August 10 to 13 at Yavapai and Prescott Junior Colleges. Jim Smith of Prescott High School directs the event, a preview of the 1971 72 season.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
Jerry Colangelo
Basketball Congress of Arizona
Yavapai College
Prescott Junior College
Prescott Recreation Department
NBA Phoenix Suns
Jim Smith
Prescott
Harrelson wins $210 in debut as pro golfer
Ken Harrelson earned 210 dollars in his first professional golf event the Little American Golf Classic tying for 22nd with a five over par 221. He blamed numerous missed putts and planned to return to Savannah to work on his short game before attempting a PGA tour card in the fall.
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Akron
Ohio
UPI
iIt
Ken Harrelson
Harrelson
Dean Refram
Boca- Raton
Fla
Ross Randall
Alameda
Calif
Cleveland Indians
Savannah Country Club
Savannah
Salt Lake Angels close in on Phoenix in division race
Salt Lake moves within a half game of first after beating the Giants 54 52 to claim a twin bill. Greg Washburn improved to 6 1 as Winston Llenas delivered a bases loaded double. Portland defeated Spokane 10 2 and Eugene topped Tacoma 9 5. Tucson spoiled Hawaii 5 4 with a ninth inning single by Luis Alvarez.
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Salt Lake City Angels
Phoenix
Giants
Salt Lake
Winston Llenas
Rich Robertson
Greg Washburn
Charlie Manuel
Portland
Spokane
Larry Hisle
Greg Luzinski
Eugene
Tacoma
Carmen Fanzone
Adrian Garrett
Indians
Luis Alvarez
Tucson
Hawaii
W. L. Pet. GE
Suns Preseason Slate Reveals Lakers Doubleheader
The 1971 Suns schedule opens in Honolulu on Sept 24 against Milwaukee and includes a Sept 25 meeting with the Lakers. A doubleheader features Los Angeles, Houston, and Milwaukee with key matchups against Lew Alcindor Oscar Robertson and the Bucks. The Oct 1 game at Veterans Memorial Coliseum starts at 8 p.m. and there are multiple games across Illinois Texas Wisconsin and Hawaii.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Houston Rockets
Milwaukee Bucks
Phoenix
Suns
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Wilt Chamberlain
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles
Houston
Lew Alcindor
Oscar Robertson
Champion
Bucks
Honolulu
Hawaii
Milwaukee
San Francisco Warriors
Pan American College
Edinburg
Texas
Chicago Bulls
DeKalb
Ill
Bloom Township High School
Chicago Heights
Jerry Colangelo
Green Bay
Wis
Cincinnati Royals
Decatur
Lake Havasu City
Debbie Wines Ousted in Western Junior Golf Quarterfinals
Debbie Wines, 17, Arizona State Junior Champion from Scottsdalian, was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the 45th Junior Championship. She lost 4 and 3 to Marjor Leno of Mequon Wisconsin after earlier defeating April Rain of Williamsville New York 8 and 6.
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Pinehurst
N.C
UPI
Scottsdalian
Debbie Wines
Women’s Golf Association
Miss Wines
Marjor Leno
Mequon
Wis
April Rain
Williamsville
N.Y
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Chuck Milo
Saunder
Winslow
Ed Thomas
William
Douglas Wells
Bill Crowe
Tempe
Jim Cedarstrom
Kory Schuknecht
Saguaro High
Tom Sather
Scottsdale High
John Schuldt
Coronado
Schuldt
Bob Flick
Annapolis
Richard Pottle
Safford
South
Vern Friedli
Rich Petitbon
Steve Prefontaine
United States
Cali
Colombia
U.S
Prefontaine
Mario Saldivar
Mexico
Steve Stageberg
Edmondo Bras Warnke
Chile
UPI Photo
Mulave
Milton Richman
UPI Sports
Pop Warner
Ashfork
Flagstaff Recreation Department
Glendale Northwest Boys Club
Globe
Maryvale
North Phoenix
Phoenix Salvation Army
Youth Center
Williams
Winslow Recreation Department
Angels
United Press International
Debbie
Ww. L. Pet
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Montreal
Cleveland
W.l
W. L
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Oakland
Kansas City
California
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Hamburger
Worte
Scottsdale RD
McDowell
Ven
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